History of the IEEE ASAP Conferences

The IEEE ASAP conference on application-specific systems is a series of meetings that began in 1986 with coverage of various levels of abstraction and integration in the design of special-purpose computing systems. The conference themes include Applications, Arithmetic, Communication, Interfaces and Memory, Instruction Set Extensions, Microarchitecture, Compilers and Optimization, and Scheduling and Codesign. This series of conferences (with links to the available proceeding in the IEEE publications database) includes:

• The International Workshop on Systolic Arrays:
• 1986 in Oxford, England.
• The International Conference on Systolic Arrays:
• 1988 in San Diego, California,
• 1989 in Killarney, Ireland.
• The International Conference on Application Specific Array Processors:
• 1990 in Princeton, New Jersey,
• 1991 in Barcelona, Spain,
• 1992 in Berkeley, California,
• 1993 in Venice, Italy,
• 1994 in San Francisco, California,
• 1995 in Strasbourg, France.
• The International Conference on Application-Specific Systems, Architectures, and Processors:
• 1996 in Chicago, Illinois,
• 1997 in Zürich, Switzerland,
• 2000 in Boston, Massachusetts,
• 2002 in San Jose, California,
• 2003 in The Hague, The Netherlands,
• 2004 in Galveston, Texas.

Archive listing prepared by Joseph R. Cavallaro